Delegates Ready for Work as NM Convention Gathers
The New Mexico constitutional convention enters its second week with committees named and sub committees formed. Public hearings are planned by the corporations and legislative departments committees on Mondays to Fridays, while the convention meets in brief sessions as delegates work in the capitol to organize for drafting the constitution.
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New Mexico
Municipal
Bode
Committee On Legislative Department
Fall
Humber
Capitol
Seno
Dodge
Elke
Miks’ Lodge
Republican convention trims employe list in Senate action
The Republican caucus in the Senate Chamber reviewed the employe report from the committee on employes but rejected its shortened list and approved a plan to hire only essential staff for the convention. Funds for sixty days and about $5,000 for temporary staff were the focus, with a larger $100,000 appropriation for elections and convention expenses noted.
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Senate
Coepitol
Committee On
Hts
Tipet
Del
Kates
Ala
Allerge Wrrasea
Santall
A & Horn
Constitutional measure gains support in convention debate
Report notes publicans and democrats voice unified hope that incorporation measures gain momentum at the convention. Advocates push intuitive approaches amid broader discussion of constitutional reform and public policy.
Debates on Oregon plan and referendum in constitutional talks
Delegates discuss adopting a high percentage threshold for petitions from 12 to 15 percent and require statewide signatures while considering safeguards such as presenting measures to the legislature and common voting on laws. The taxation reform is also examined as committee members study other states. Some will travel to Albuquerque for the weekend while key subcommittees stay for continued work.
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Oregon
Albuquerque
National Danish Brotherhood Holds Convention in Fresno
The Danish Brotherhood national convention in Fresno, California, adjourned with officers to be elected tomorrow and the next meeting place to be chosen. A resolution authorizes grand officers to levy assessments if Grand Lodge funds dip below ten dollars. A request from Sioux City, Iowa, seeks the next convention during the corn fair.
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Fresno
Cal
The
Danish Brotherhood
Grand Lodge
Sioux City
Iowe
Dry farming movement gains global backing
Delegates from Hungary, Russia, France, Mexico and Great Britain pledged to seek government support for a worldwide dry farming effort. The American congress also resolved to pursue aid from other governments after adjourning.
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Hungiry
Russia
France
Mexico
Great Britain
American Congress
Congress
Sherman Will Sit At Table With Lorimer
Vice-President will attend a late October 12 banquet at the Cent r es hotel in Chicago. Theodore Roosevelt declined to attend unless Senator Lorimer’s invitation was withdrawn, while Senator Lorimer said he would attend at the speaker's table.
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Morning Journal
Wired
Chicago
Wired Xstlites
Kenater
Columbus
Clumbus Phy
Forest
Gold
Centres
Hamilton Club
Theodore Floorevelt
Rtland
Senator Lorimer
Sherman
Renator Lorimer
Pier Fire Destroys Western Galveston Pier
A Galveston pier at the Rimithern Pas eline Terminal suffered a fire today. The Monadnock steamship moored there burned slightly but sustained no serious damage while handlers of peton seed products operated nearby.
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Alventon
Texas
Rimithern Paseline Terminal Company
Westend
Dr. Young
Austin Mx. Port Company
Preton
American ambassador to Japan sails for home on leave
Thomas J. or trier, the American ambassador to Japan, will sail for the United States on October 18 for a four days leave of absence.
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Tok
Thomas J, Or Trier
Japan
United State
Prison Congress Convenes in London for Next Session
Delegates of the Eighth International Prison Congress began departing after the executive body chose London as the site for the 1415 meeting and selected Sir Blewyn Eugeles rise, K. Th. for the presidency. The final session will ratify today's commission actions.
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Washington
Oct. T
London
Blewyn Eugeles Rise
K. Th
National Business League Endorses San Francisco Site
The board of directors of the National Business League of America today unanimously endorses San Francisco as the ideal site for the Parone exposition of 1926, signaling strong city support and a major regional vote of confidence.
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Chicago
Ort. T
National Business League of America Today
San Francisco
Welcome Roosevelts Southern Welcome and New Nationalism Debates
Theodore Roosevelt received a heroic southern welcome during a multi state swing through Virginia and Tennessee. He spoke on new nationalism defending its aims and urged progress while noting efforts to fix conditions in New York. Crowds packed Bristle Knoxville and East Tennessee with a cavalry escort and a boy highlighted the day with a personal moment as Roosevelt urged unity and reform.
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Life Morning Journal
Knoxville
Tenn
Theodore "Roosevelt
Virginia
Tennessee
Hoosevelt
Athlanta
New York
Bristel
Roosevelt
East Tennessee
United States Cavalry
Chattanoogs
Toomevelt
Exposition Hall
Hall Park
Vielenth
Roosevelt to Rome Georgia Stop Announces Big Stick Policy
The text highlights Roosevelt urging strong national power to regulate wealth and large corporations. It notes his Rome Georgia stop tomorrow morning at 9 and a half hour stay ending at 1 30 p m before heading to Atlanta, reflecting a period tone and framing Uncle Sam as the needed authority.
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United States
Theble
Prent
Sam
Roosevelt
Rome
Atlanta
Hearst Forces New York Independents To Back Ticket
Morning Journal reports Hearst allies completed a straight independence slate nominating John Hooper for governor and Hearst for lieutenant governor. A statement from Willam Hearst read to delegates urged repudiation of corrupt party compacts and urged both Democrats and Republicans to oppose the opposing party backed by Boss Murphy.
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Morning Journal
New York
John Hooper
Withon
Hearst
Williero Heurat
Europe
J Shearn
Boss Murphy
Hoot
Koomevell
Root
Central Plaza Carnival Day Long Program
Today features a full street show with Parker acts on plaza and a grand masked carnival. Highlights include rope walking dog acts and balloon ascension downtown with free acts on the plaza and a dramatic finale at 10:30 Madam Zaleta performs the looping leap of death.
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Dos Eon
Meraninige
Froye
Pene Central Avenue
Fourth Street
Parker
Plaza
Central Avenue
W. Parker
Braga Urges Change in Portugal Sparked By Crisis
Republican leader Braga informs nations and amerikan allies of a political shift in Portugal amid upheaval. He signals regime change as new leadership emerges and the world watches for developments impacting diplomacy and markets.
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Braga
Portugal
Portugal Revives Government as US Delays Recognition
A wired note from Portugal announces Draga as president and a new cabinet, but the United States State Department withholds recognition until stability is proven. Censorship reports surface amid Braga regime pronouncements while the protected cruiser Des Moines sails to Lisbon to observe.
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Morning Journal Special
Washington
Draga
Portugal
State Department
United States
Braga
Des Moines 4
Lisbon
Question of Portugal republic recognition moves forward
Pavia Oct. The question of formal recognition of the Portuguese republic dominates exchange of views among powers. France and Spain reportedly will follow Britain, given her alliance with Portugal and vital trade. The flight of Manuel is seen as pivotal to recognition, while Portugal hails a republic without civil war. Paris dispatches mock Spain’s intervention as dangerous to the dynasty and to the republic as Republicans approach an anniversary linked to Dr Francisco Ferrer.
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Pavia
Oct
France
Spain
Great Britain
Manuel
Portual
Portugal
Francisco Ferrer
Madrid reports royal family to seek asylum in France
Madrid reports that Portuguese royalists plan to go to a Duke of Orleans's château or Paris counters' property as revolutionaries advance. Government advices say the Jemiite troops resisted fiercely at a monastery, with casualties among soldiers and civilians. Royalist officers largely joined the revolutionaries or vanished with their crimes.
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Madris
Canales
Prannce
Duke of Orleans
Paris
Lisbon
Lisbon under martial watch as provisional government tightens security
Lisbon reports say 39 heavy guns and ten machine guns guard the city heights while 200 soldiers police public buildings and monitor carriages amid ongoing loyalty checks. Shops close at night and a search of the Gnaca monastery led to an exchange of gunfire with friars barricaded inside.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Gnaca
Monastery Attack Ends With No Friars Found
Attackers battered monastery doors and searched the building but found no friars. Soldiers and townsfolk raided every corner while speculation said the friars escaped via underground passages. A cabinet council met to discuss administration and issued a note declaring the republic firmly established.
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Tan
Gay
Lisbon Death Toll From Uprising Reported At One Thousand
Madrid and Lisbon dispatches say the Vigo refugees report about 1000 fatali ties and several thousand wounded from the Lisbon uprising. A new government decree orders dissolution of religious orders and requires clergy to abandon clerical dress in public to avoid attacks.
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Frankford On Main
Frankfurter Zeitung
Madrid
Vigo
Spain
Lisbon
Dewsanaper
Portugal
Portugal Proclaims Republic as Lisbon Rejoins Normal Life
Report from Lisbon notes a peaceful turnover with the republic now in place. Public displays favor the new government, monuments replace royal portraits, and streets buzz with crowds, troops, and flag parades while officials outline reforms and a provisional three month government set to revise voting and push civil liberties and education.
Central taxing power urged by Safford at club meeting
At a Santa Fe meeting delegates of the Commercial club discussed a plan by A R B McMillen to cap total taxes at two percent and create a central taxing authority. Traveling auditor Charles V Safford urged taxing outputs of mines and lumber plants, with a board of equalization enforcing rulings to ensure full property listing and elastic valuations to reflect local conditions.
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A. RB McMillen
Gis City
New Mexico
Commercial Club
McMillen
Readingdon
Lus Vegan
Santa Fe
Raton
Magdalena
Valencia County
Charles V. Safford
Board of Equalization
Safford
Auditoria
Mr. Safford
Bafford
Ife
Wade
Lauder
Bernable
Wittsche
Salues
Equalication Board
Uisalien Phan Il
Batford
Alameagorden
Rio Arriba Coupery
Correspondent Describes Plight in Lisbon
The Octane Daily Chronicle prints today the concluding chapter of a graphic account from its fishon correspondent. Previously ent. This update carries the continuation note from Page 5 Col 2.
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Lisbon
London
Daily Chronicle
Fishon
Tax Rate Proposal Tabled at Commercial Gathering
A resolution to levy a two per cent tax rate was approved at a local commercial meeting and will be presented to the Constitutional Convention for consideration.
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